David Beckham trips Wuhan Zall Football club and falls during a end on March 23, 2013 in Wuhan, Hubei Province of China. Credit: Getty (5) Down moves Mark Beckham! While showing his football goes to youthful people in China's Wuhan Stadium on Saturday, March 23, Beckham unintentionally slipped and fell right on his bottom. The 37-year-old British star was captured by photographers slipping after throwing a ball during his trip to Wuhan Zall Football Club. Since the first global ambassador of the China Football Association, Beckham was all decked out for his visit in a dress shirt, shorts and tie. PHOTOS: World cup baseball studs Following the awkward crash, nevertheless, Beckham laughed it off and picked herself up. And it does not seem like any bruises were suffered by him from the discharge -- at the very least on his torso. The player put up his shirt while visiting Peking University showing fans a tattoo (and his incredible abs) covering the duration of the left side of his chest, the following day. David Beckham shows his tattoo to supporters during his visit to Peking University on March 24, 2013 in Beijing, China.Credit: ChinaFotoPress/ChinaFotoPress via Getty PHOTOS: Celebs who love players The father of four and husband of Victoria Beckham is currently on a five-day visit to China. "I am excited by the chance of promoting the world's greatest sport to Chinese sports fans as I have seen first hand the growing interest in soccer there," Beckham explained (via Daily Mail) of his role as ambassador. "This is therefore I am relishing the opportunity of adding more fans to the game.", a wonderful game that inspires people across the world and brings people together PHOTOS: Victoria's life as a married mother of four "I am helping in the training for young ambitious sportsmen and young children. It's as easy as that," he added. "I am not here to get rid of such a thing. I am here to teach the youngsters and give them the opportunity of becoming professional footballers. So whatever has gone on previously has nothing regarding me" I'm not a politician.
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